Publisher's Synopsis
Part 7:
A cursed tiger. A sexy cop. Nothing in common except a powerful attraction.
It's been months since Saber was cursed by Baptiste for his mistakes with Evan. With no relief in sight, and his pride stopping him from begging for forgiveness, he's had to get his adrenaline rushes elsewhere. It's a move that's landed him in the sights of a super sexy cop.
Saber Khatri is the opposite of everything Landry stands for in life. The huge blond is wild, reckless, cocky, and--Landry suspects--deadly. Landry knows Saber is keeping secrets from him. What Landry doesn't realize is that his inability to resist Saber's killer good looks might literally be the death of him.
Part 8:
A human thrust into the world of the supernatural. The alpha mate who doesn't want him. It's all about to collide with the being who does.
Everything began with a stupid accident. As usual, Shepherd hadn't been paying attention when he sliced Raff's skin. His unwitting move left Raff scarred and revealed Shepherd's fate as the southeast pack leader's mate. It's a position he doesn't want.
Raff and Dante have been a couple for over fifty years. Despite knowing they aren't each other's fated mate, their love is strong and real. Until fate shows its hand, tearing them apart. Raff puts his foot down and refuses to claim Shepherd. Shepherd wants no part of being claimed. Meanwhile, Dante is trying his damnedest to lick his wounds and accept his loss. No one is coming out the winner in their standoff.
But when a demon comes calling, offering Shepherd a way to fix the damage he's caused, someone will have to break. Otherwise, they all might end up doomed.
Part 9:
Stryph is neither good nor bad. Meeting Amor is about to test that.
As one of Heaven's weapons, Stryph walks alone. He has no soul to share. Considered neither good nor bad, Stryph keeps life's balance. Every living being depends on his neutrality. It's an existence that moved beyond weary several millennia ago. His only friend, Shepherd has found his mates. Now, Stryph's longing for a nonexistent mate is twice as strong. It's a predicament Goddess Celeste has a plan to fix.
Amor hates everyone equally, which is funny because he's literally love. Being sent to Earth to deal with things he doesn't care about, does nothing to improve Amor's bitterness. But Amor loves Celeste, and it's been years since he's visited the watery planet that's survived so many fits from darker gods. He plans to treat the trip like a vacation. Amor never expects Stryph.
When these two powerful and volatile beings meet, the explosion of emotions is real. Only time will tell what those feelings turn out to be. It could be love, hate, or simply lust. Or maybe they'll just end the world.
